I am currently a agent that would like to start a brokerage of my own. I do not wish to be a broker so I will need to recruit one. What pay structure would be fair to me yet attractive get a broker to come join me

Heard about BP from the property management agency we hired to take care of our home when we had to move. 

I have no desire to hire a property management company in YT because I have already worked with a few and none of them are good and honest people in my opinion.

On the downside, I've hired PI's shove still taken several weeks to get the DC returned.When negotiating, remember that you did not cause the problem, hence the time issue may not be able to be resolved on someone else's timetable.

I have used Thumbtack, Angieslist, and at this point I am just about ready to get my own general contractor's license and hire people to do the work my self. 

If you don't know a portion of your business, hire an employee who does.I assume you will have a manager running your multifamily so you can focus on your primary business?  

My suggestion is to hire a real estate attorney to review the contract making sure it meets your terms. 

On top of that the contractor he hired to fix it up the first time did a horrible job on the shower where it leaked and the 1st floor ceiling fell.

Option 1 would be to do some of the work myself and hire out the skilled trades and maybe take the reno one unit at a time.

I'm the contractor and I'm hiring all my subcontractors.